Shikoku
Dog breed
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The Shikoku Inu or Kōchi-ken is a Japanese breed of dog from Shikoku island. It was designated by Japan as a culturally important national treasure in 1937. Wikipedia
Temperament: Loyal, Cautious, Intelligent, and more
Colors: Red Sesame, Sesame, and Black Sesame
Lifespan: 10 – 12 years
Weight: Female: 35–55 lbs (16–25 kg) and Male: 35–55 lbs (16–25 kg)
Height: Female: 17–19 inches (43–49 cm) and Male: 19–22 inches (49–55 cm)
Japan Kennel Club: standard